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Man killed in shark attack off Western Australia
Man killed in shark attack off Western Australia June 6, 2026A shark killed a man who was fishing off the coast of Western Australia, police said on Saturday. The attack occurred off the state's south coast at Michaelmas Island, close to the town of Albany, about 388 kilometers (241 miles) south of the state capital, Perth, while the man was spearfishing with his family, according to the police. He was taken ashore, where paramedics treated him.
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Farm profits to dive by 70 per cent as drought and costs bite
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Anthropic wants caution but the market wants more AI
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Ukrainian psychiatrists travel to NSW refugee hotspot for trauma training
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